With Arsenal riding high both domestically and in Europe, fans can be forgiven for wanting to stay in the moment. But football never stands still, and even as the Gunners push to finish the season on a high, attention is already beginning to drift toward the summer transfer window.After investing around £250million in new talent last summer, Arsenal are not expected to spend as heavily this time around. Links to Newcastle's Sandro Tonali continue to gather pace, but with Mikel Arteta already well stocked in both midfield and defence, the urgency for reinforcements appears limited.That said, a quieter window does not necessarily mean a stagnant one. One or two high-profile departures could still materialise, especially if recent reports are to be believed.
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With Arsenal riding high both domestically and in Europe, fans can be forgiven for wanting to stay in the moment. But football never stands still, and even as the Gunners push to finish the season on a high, attention is already beginning to drift toward the summer transfer window.After investing around £250million in new talent last summer, Arsenal are not expected to spend as heavily this time around. Links to Newcastle's Sandro Tonali continue to gather pace, but with Mikel Arteta already well stocked in both midfield and defence, the urgency for reinforcements appears limited.That said, a quieter window does not necessarily mean a stagnant one. One or two high-profile departures could still materialise, especially if recent reports are to be believed.
By Harry Bren
